Posted on 09/30/2016 4:29:27 PM PDT by Beautiful_Gracious_Skies
Follow the money -- that's the new edict given by the Donald Trump campaign, after his suggestion in the first presidential debate that rival Hillary Clinton hasn't made many good deals in her "30 years" of public service.
In a Wisconsin rally Trump recently pointed out, "Everything you need to know about Hillary Clinton can be understood with this simple phrase: Follow The Money."It was a challenge we couldn't pass up, and here's what Briefing found:
The top billionaires who donate to Clinton combine for a net worth well north of $50 billion and own telecommunications networks, manufacturing empires, high rises and hotels, banks and hedge fund companies, and publishing businesses. Some frequently donate to progressive NGO's and think tanks, and many are returning to back Hillary after helping her into the Senate.
Big money, big industry Of the top ten industries donating to Clinton's cause, the securities & investment industry has by far brought the biggest cash hoard to Clinton's war chest: $58,580,685. So when Trump points at Wall Street investors and manufacturers who own overseas labor as Clinton cronies, he is not far from the truth. Meanwhile, The Don is donating several million to his own campaign while attempting to play catch-up with Hillary's fundraising efforts.
OpenSecrets Silicon Valley bankrolling Hillary Silicon Valley accounts for 50 percent of California's GDP, and the Golden State owns the world's sixth largest economy. It's no wonder more money hasn't flowed toward Washington so that projects of "disruption" don't garner more lenient laws -- say, on immigration so that the best talent can be hired -- but for the most part, the technocrats have stayed on the sidelines until 2016. That's when Peter Thiel jumped in, Apple's Tim Cook hosted a fundraiser for Clinton, and Tesla CEO Elon Musk has given more than $100,000 to the Democratic nominee.
He joins other heavy hitters to donate six figures, including the CEO's of Salesforce and Solar City, Google's CFO, Zynga's chairman, and LinkedIn's founder who've all done the same. Early in September, Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz set a new benchmark, when he donated $20 million to Hillary's campaign. It is by far the single largest donation toward a political campaign to come from Tech. Super PAC donations
(This is an excerpt) The full story with tables at the source.
What about all the foreign money/
I guess it’s no longer a desire to control the world but the desire to obliterate the USA from the map
China through Silicon Valley.
Fundraisers and foreigners
There is a limit to contribution that $20 millions far surpasses.
This article is not properly describing the donations. Maybe they were given to pro-Hillary groups, but it’s illegal for anyone but the Clintons to donate $20 million to Hill’s campaign.
Campaign Committee | Outside Groups | Combined | |
Total Raised | $373,281,866 | $143,509,897 | $516,791,763 |
Total Spent | $304,852,589 | $102,406,835 | $407,259,424 |
Cash on Hand | $68,429,277 | $41,103,062 | $109,532,339 |
Debts | $214,311 | - | - |
Date of Report | August 31, 2016 | September 21, 2016 | - |
|
Individual Contributions - Small Individual Contributions - Large Individual Contributions |
$285,324,569 $70,714,091 (19%) $218,563,940 (59%) |
(76%) |
PAC Contributions | $1,555,863 | (0%) | |
Candidate self-financing | $1,199,075 | (0%) | |
Federal Funds | $0 | (0%) | |
Other | $85,202,359 | (23%) |
She walks around with mini-Costco-pallets of bundled cash stitched securely to the inside of her absurd, ugly, massive housecoat. That’s why she has trouble climbing & descending stairs.
What difference, at this point, does it make? Hillaryous Rotten Criminal is toast.
Did anyone chemically check it for cocaine? Fentanyl?
Returning soda bottles ?
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